Hey guys, and welcome to today's video. Today we have four hearings to cover of a sovereign citizen in court. In this video, he's going to run through the sovereign citizen script, deny the fact that he could benefit from a public defender, and just be a jackass in general.
Now, I'm a bit under the weather, but we're going to get through this one together. So, let's begin. Hi.
What's your name? Hi. How you doing today?
What's your name, sir? I am My title is beneficiary. My name is Gregory C.
Smith. Are you Gregory Smith? I'm Gregory C.
Smith Jr. Okay. Thank you.
All right. Um, did you watch the video today? I listened to it.
All right. And do you have any questions about what was said on the video? No, I have no questions about what was said on the video.
I would just like to reserve and uh retain all my rights and not wave any. All right. Um, so sir, you are here for case number 26CR1021.
There is probable cause for a first-degree criminal trespass. That's a class 6 felony and violation of a protection order, a class two misdemeanor. Do you understand the possible penalties for those charges?
I do see it here on the chart. Ma'am, all right. I do find this to be an act of domestic violence.
Do we have Ellerie Butler on the line? Does the district attorney's office have any information from the victim? Miss Butler requests that the protection order is fully in place.
All right, Mr Smith, the protection order for this case will state that you are to have no contact of any kind with Ellerie Butler. You are ordered to vacate the home that she lives in. You are ordered not to share the same residence with her.
Are you acknowledging the terms and conditions of the order? Yes, ma'am. I do acknowledge those terms.
Okay. I will not make a finding of force in this case. Um, I'll hear arguments from the defense, please.
On bond. Yes, judge. Um, in noting Mr Smith's criminal history, I don't see anything since 2019.
Um, free trial services further is recommending a supervised PR bond in this matter. with a CPAT score of six. In speaking to Mr um Mr Smith, he does work.
He um in fact states owns some businesses as well. He'd be in jeopardy of losing his job or income if he were to remain in custody. He's lived in Colorado Springs since 2005.
Um he does live with his wife. when speaking to him does note that he will be able to get a hotel. Um noting the protection order.
Uh he does support his family financially. If he were to remain in custody, uh he would not be able to do that. He has transportation to court, access to a phone.
Does note that he is asthmatic and un unsure if he's receiving any kind of of his medication at this point in time. He is former military inactive. Uh served five years for our country.
And um he would need a keep the peace in this case. I I'm not sure if that was addressed already, but uh for these reasons, Drdge, I would be asking for a supervised PR PR bond as recommended by pre-trial services or the alternative a low cashity property bond. Thank you.
Your honor, u may I have a minute with her real quick? I just need to ask a question. All right, let's come around.
Understood. Um, yes, judge. I in speaking to with my client, I'd be asking for an unsupervised PR bond or the alternative a low cash property bond.
Thank you. What is what is the district attorney's position, please? Uh, the people request a cash property bond.
Uh, it sounds like that Mr Smith basically came in through the windows, which Miss Butler was not expecting. Uh we have some strong concerns with the ability to comply with court orders considering the nature of this case as a protection order violation and I believe pre pre-trial services noted uh 10 failures to comply in one case, three in another and three in another. And so given that we have some concerns about compliance and I object um there is no there was I would not say anything.
That'd be my advice just to I I know there's allegations. I would just remain silent and preserve that right. But it's up to you, right?
Um, it's been alleged that there was a breakin into the home. I have a key. I showed the key to the uh the key and my mail to the uh police officer.
There was no break in. I didn't go through a window. I went through my back.
She tried to warn you, but you and all your infinite wisdom didn't listen. And now you just admitted to entering the premises that you weren't supposed to enter. Not only are you a self snitch, but you're also an idiot.
Yeah. So, um again, you know, you you may not have realized it, but you did make some statements that potentially could uh incriminate you. Um the issue, sir, is that there is a uh civil protection order in place.
Uh 25 C612 prohibits you from being at 4920 Townsend. Um, regardless of whether you have a key, regardless of whether you think you live there, you are legally prohibited from being at that residence. Um, I'm not sure you fully comprehend that.
For that reason, I do have concerns that the protection order will continue to be violated. Um, so I'm not going to grant a personal recgnissance bond in this case, supervised or unsupervised. I am going to set a uh $3,000 supervised personal Excuse me.
I am going to set a $3,000 cash shy or property bond in this case. Um I um and and when you say that you need a keep the peace, sir, um are you talking about you need property from 6050 Stson Hills Boulevard? Um if we could just back up there, um there's a modification that has been filed with the court uh wherein um involving the uh stepson uh he's filed a motion with the court to have have that uh so I just want to let you know that I'm I fully comprehend.
So sir, motions are not relevant. What is relevant is the current status of the actual protection order. If the protection order has not been modified, it is irrelevant who has filed any motions.
All right. Right. Thank you, honor.
So, I ask you again the order that that you need. What's the address? 4920 Town Drve where I reside or was residing.
The uh booking paperwork has you at 6050 Stson Hills Boulevard. That's incorrect, Sharon. Well, they probably got that information from you, so I'm not quite sure why it would be incorrect.
It's incorrect because it's a mailing address. So, there clearly a misunderstanding between the mailing address and physical address. All right.
Well, um I'm not going to grant a keep the peace order. Um you were not supposed to be in uh that location in the first place. Um, so there really is no reason um to grant to keep the piece.
I'll leave that issue open. You can ask again at the next court date. Um, but uh I'm not going to grant it at this point.
So the next court date we have for you on this case, sir, will be March 9th at 3:00 and that's in division DST. That's here in the El Paso County Courthouse. Thank you.
All right, so we're done with video number one. Now, let's head to his first out of custody appearance. All right, come on up, Mr Smith.
I can call Gregory Clinton Smith, 26CR1021. He appears out of custody here for a first appearance. And there's been one formal charge filed, Mr Smith, and Miss Oer will hand you a copy of that complaint information.
So, hang on to this. Mr Smith, it's my understanding that you are not wanting to be represented by council. Okay.
How you doing today, your honor? Good, sir. How are you doing?
I'm doing well. Um, first, um, um, let me ask, is this a court of record? We are on the record.
Um, and so you can see the FTR here is on. So, sounds good. We are being recorded.
Yeah, your honor. I am Gregory C. Smith Jr.
I'm a natural person. I'm submit this notice to ensure that the record reflects my intent to comply with all lawful uh procedures while maintaining my constitutional standing. I appear in my proper person as a natural individual and I'm here to facilitate the court's in inquiry into the legal nexus of this matter.
I invoke the protections of article two of the Colorado Constitution and the 14th amendment of the United States Constitution to ensure that these proceedings adhere to the highest standards of due process. Um, I um want to make a formal request uh of the court's assistance in protecting my liberty uh interest from the arbitrary actions of a private shy which is my bondsman um who is threatening to interfere with my sixth amendment right to council and 14th amendment right to uh to liberty. Um I am uh um motion for the court for a prelim preliminary hearing and discovery and um I filed notice of compliance and reservation of rights to you know ensure that we you know follow the 14th amendment standard.
Um can um so just so I can make sure I'm addressing everything you're requesting. Yes ma'am. Um, so first I I cannot grant your request for a preliminary hearing because this type of case, it's a class 6 felony called trespass of an inhabited dwelling.
It does not qualify under the Colorado statute for a preliminary hearing out of custody. So I can't um grant your request for a preliminary hearing. Regarding discovery, um discovery is something that you request through the district attorney's office.
I actually don't have any of this discovery in your case cuz it's not the court that's filing um this charge in your case. It's a district attorney's office. So, you have to go through the formal process of requesting discovery through their office.
Okay. Keep going. Okay.
Okay. Okay. Um I I just want to also make a a note on the record that I'm u appearing specially and not generally in behalf of of this matter.
You're not a lawyer no matter how many episodes of Perry Mason you've binged. So, you aren't appearing specially since you bonded out. You're appearing via your signature saying that you would either appear or forfeit your bond.
Um, I have filed with the district attorney's office and with the clerk of court a number of motions. Um, which and I don't see any of those in your file yet. When did you file them?
Just before court. Well, it was before court and I'd say uh it's probably been some hours now. Okay.
It maybe just hasn't gone through processing. It takes a little bit. So, I don't see any of those motions.
Okay. Go ahead. I do have copies um and a certificate of service that I have with the If you filed them with the clerk, they will get to the district attorney's office.
We can't file anything here for you. That's why you have to do it through the clerk's office. And it sounds like you did that earlier.
I just want to note for the record that I filed um a number of motions and uh notices um through both the district attorney's office and the clerk of court. Okay. Okay.
All right. Um so, Mr Peoples, I'm sorry, Mr Smith, I apologize. Um there's been a one-count complaint information filed in your case.
Um what my question was to you earlier is if you're going to get um hire counsel or apply for the public defender's office. Neither. I'm going to go proay on the matter, ma'am.
Okay. And I wanted to address the the bond concern as well. Um, you had mentioned that your your bondsman is impeding on your right to get counsel.
Um, I'm not sure. So, this is the situation. Um me and him have made an agreement and um he has reiged on the he is attempting to reig on the agreement and because it's a private commercial matter between me and him um wherein um he he um he got me out.
We agreed that I would pay him. Mhm. Um however, he has moved the date of payment um uh up where I'm not able to in fact uh uh possibly pay him on that day and he's threatening to revoke my bond.
So, unfortunately, I'm uh I don't have any control over your bondsman. Um, it's their it's their right to agreements and I I'm I'm sorry that there was it sounds like an original agreement and that has since changed regarding the date of payment. Um but ultimately um your bondsman at any time can determine that they no longer want to stay on your bond and there's nothing I can can do to prevent that for an an emergency uh motion to uh grant a PR bond and so I can continue to represent myself proay and let me ask the district attorney and we can address that.
So right now Mr uh PE I'm sorry I keep saying Mr Peoples I mean Mr Smith. apologize. Um, Mr Smith is currently on a $3,000 shity bond.
Um, this is a victim's rights act matter. So, I I don't know that we're able to address converting that bond to a personal recgnissance bond today, but I'll ask Miss O'Re to address that before you before you let me let me just add that. No, I'm going to let her answer my question first, Mr Smith.
Thank you. Okay. Yes, your honor.
Because this was a victim rights act case, the people were not put on notice to address bond as it was addressed at the last court date. Therefore, the people cannot address bond today. And so, because of that, Mr Smith, I cannot address Bond today, but I can set another court date for us to do that.
But I'm unable to address Bond today. I just want to note that um I'm not a flight risk. I'm here today.
Appearing for your court date does not preclude you from being a flight risk. It's your previous criminal history and your multiple failures to appear that make you a flight risk. Not only that, but per your own words, your bondsman is threatening to vacate his role as shity of your bond.
Meaning that the fence that's keeping you playing nicely in appearing in court could possibly be lifted. Meaning the court would need to either throw you in jail or force you to get a new bond. So, in your case, giving you a PR bond is probably not in the best interest of justice.
I'm actually So, we would address that at a bond hearing, which I can't have today. No problem. Okay.
So, um, it sounds like we need to address bond. Um, I can set that. Any objection to setting a bond hearing next Monday, Miss Over?
Objection. So, I can set a bond hearing in here next Monday. That's going to be March 16th at this same time, 300 p.
m. in division DST, the same courtroom with me. And that's to address the possibility of converting this current bond to a personal recgnissance bond.
I don't know what the outcome of that will be, Mr Smith. So, do continue to work with your bondsman or look into another bondsman if that's something you need to do. I'm going to attempt to Okay.
And then as far as um you electing to um go prosay, it sounds like you're pretty set on that. Um but I do want to just give you sort of my two cents. Um first a question for you.
Do you have any legal training or experience? Um, let me ask why you're asking that. It's just part of my advisement because I I need some answers to these questions to give you some information.
So, have you um gone to law school? Have you ever gone to school to study the law? Um, specifically criminal law?
Um, not specifically. No, ma'am. Okay.
And I just say that because it's a very the law is obviously very very broad. Um, criminal law is is pretty is pretty hefty. Um, I know I've spent years practicing it.
I know other people have spent years practicing it. And I still come across issues all the time that I don't know and questions that I don't know the answer to. Um, and so, um, I ask you this because you don't, u, having an attorney doesn't mean that you have to do everything that they advise you to do.
you still get to make decisions about whether you want to go to trial, take a plea, things like that. Um, of course, your attorney, you know, you can't just tell them do this, do that. I mean, obviously there's things they have control over as well.
Um, but even the basic part about getting discovery in your case can be really difficult for a person that um doesn't have any legal training, whereas lawyers do, you know, from the public defenders office and private attorneys do it all the time. I always give the example of like nowadays we have so much technology there's body camera footage there's surveillance um and sometimes you get this discovery you may not even have the computer programs that can run those that software so you can watch the videos and things like that and so just like the technological part of getting through that you have an attorney they'll get all that through for you'll be able to see all the video photos so even that basic step um things like requesting a preliminary hearing and knowing why your case may qualify or not, but what other motions you might be able to file in lie of not being able to have a preliminary hearing. Um, all of those things.
And so I I think that I understand why a lot of people want to go prosay, but I think having an attorney to help you at least um be advised first and know how to do some of these things. And you know, at the end of the day, if you determine you want to continue going prosay or you only want advisory counsel or you do want to stick with your attorney, you're giving yourself more options and and you're better positioning yourself for a defense in your case. And it sounds like to me without you having to express it, you feel very strongly about potentially having a defense in your case, which most people do.
Um, so my thoughts today, if you like to go this route, are that I would see you next Monday for a bond hearing and in the meantime, you would apply for the public defender's office to just see if you qualify for their services. And then I could also give you a resource for private attorneys um to reach out and start calling them. But at the very least, seeing about getting an attorney on your case, at least in the beginning, to see if that's something you want to explore.
just sitting down to talk to someone and go over the discovery in your case can be really helpful. Okay. Um when you've never navigated the system.
Additionally, every jurisdiction in Colorado is different. So, I've practiced for most of my career in in Colorado Springs in El Paso County, but I've also practiced in other jurisdictions. They're all different.
It's all different how um the district attorney's office works in and how the courts work. Um, so it's more than just I it's just there's a lot to it. Trust me, I in the reading um over the years um relating specifically to um um Colorado court procedure, federal court procedure as well and the um Colorado revised statutes.
You are absolutely correct. It is hefty. Um unfortunately, I just haven't had the best experience in dealing with uh public uh defenders.
Sure. and um even with judges in represent being represented by uh uh the uh the public de uh defenders office and so um I would definitely take your advice and uh your suggestion under consideration. Spoiler alert, he doesn't take her advice or recommendation under any selfserving consideration.
Now let's move on to his third hearing. Come on up, sir. This is 26CR1021.
U Mr Mr Smith was set today for a hearing on bond and an appearance of counsel. Mr Smith, did you get that public defender application turned in? I have not yet, ma'am.
I'm I'm non-domicile to the state of Colorado. I came out here for business. Um even though I have family and um some other matters set up out here.
So, I there's a lot going on, especially with this happening. So, I just haven't been able to do it yet. Are it sounds like you're currently employed?
I'm sorry. Or it sounds like you're currently employed. I can't remember from Yes, ma'am.
Do you have um proof of income that you can pull up on your phone or anything like payubs or anything that you could show because the public defenders office is looking at your past four weeks of income to determine if you qualify for their services. So, I'm trying to see if we could get you qualified for the public defenders office today. Oh, okay.
Okay. Okay. Um Um And we're also addressing bond.
Is that correct? Okay. Um can we can we do that now?
Sure. I really wanted you to have an attorney on board to help you with that, which is why I'm asking about that application bond to help you to help you address bond today. To help make a bond argument today.
Well, I can make a bond argument if that's the case. Okay. Um I think Hoffman, we're here for um a bond hearing as well for Mr Smith.
He's currently on a bond. He had posted a $3,000 shy bond. Um and we're addressing bond today because he's asking for the court to issue a personal recognizance bond.
Um so I'll um go ahead Mr Smith. Well um I'm I'm asking this is an emergency request in lie of um a dispute between myself and the um uh the bondsman. And so, um, my only, um, I guess qual is that, uh, I because I'm I'm looking at going prosay and, um, I've appeared, um, at the last, um, um, meeting and this one here, I'm not a flight risk.
I've already uh have made preparations to stay to get this matter uh situated, but I I do need some uh leeway to be able to uh do my investigations and so on and so forth. And so um and I also have matters um back to my home state to take care as well. So um I need to be able to address my business while I'm here and and uh so that's why I'm requesting a PR and it'll relieve Mr um Mr Woods of his responsibility and obligation and we can be me and him can be settled and we can go from there.
Okay. So I I I have ties uh to the community. Um been out here since uh 2008.
Um and again I had the last court appearance I spoke with you and and I'm here today to you know address this matter as well. So, okay. U Mr Hoffman, what's the people's position?
Your honor, the people's position is that Bond is appropriately set. Um, we note that the victim strongly objects to any uh modification of Bond. Um, she has extreme fear um for her safety.
Um, the facts alleged also indicate um the defendant having issues abiding by court orders and law enforcement orders. There's also a fairly extensive criminal history here. I would also note um in 2015, one failure to comply, two failures to appear.
In 2016, six failures to comply and seven failures to appear. In 2025, failures to comply and in 2021, three failures to comply. So, bond um is appropriately set.
Um is the position of the people. May I say something in in regards to um Sure. due to the nature of this incident, there was no physical hurt and I don't want you to talk about the facts of your case.
No. I I was just only thing I was going to say is that um in lie of the charge there is a presumption of innocence. There was no hurt harm threat to anyone.
Um and so I I'm not um in at the residence. Um I have no intention on going back to the residence at least until this is resolved or I can have a keep the peace order to retrieve my belongings. But um there's that there's no threat to myself.
There's no threat to the community here. Okay. All right.
Thank you, Mr One second. Again, I'm just, you know, under the 14th amendment. Oh, yes, ma'am.
I'm sorry. I apologize. I apologize.
I don't know why the 14th amendment gets these soft tarts hard, but it doesn't say what they think it says. The 14th amendment gives all persons born in the US citizenship and guarantees equal protection under the Constitution, including due process. So whether it means that all sovereign citizens are right and none of us are subject to the laws of the United States or all sovereign citizens are wrong and laws do actually apply to them.
Um so Mr Smith I just wanted to re-review the probable cause affidavit in this case. So, um I'm looking just kind of I at your criminal history, um which is there's a history here that you have in Colorado and I know it sounds like this may not be your um main state of living anymore. Um, but it does look like there's a lengthy um, record in Colorado of where there's been some uh, criminal cases filed over the years and I have and I haven't been able to look through they've been settled.
Those those cases have been settled, ma'am. Yeah, I I'm just saying that there is um, a history. Um, and I also um, reviewed the uh, protection order that is part of this case.
Now, um that was for the son and he he wasn't there. No, a different case at I'm looking at the I have a protection order against that's um 25 CR 612. Um so I was looking at at that one and that's a civil protection order um that's now a part of this case and again I I don't um I'm sorry.
Say that again now. There's a there's a civil protection order 5C612. Do you have the right I'm looking at that and that's what's a part of of this case.
Um 25 CR2 is part of this case. Is that what you 25 C 612 that was a protection order issued in El Paso County on March 5th of 2025. And who are the who does that?
So this is a civil protection order. Um and and it looks like it it involves miss a mlin broad belt her son. Yes.
Yes. That's that's that's the son. And and he wasn't there.
He's in he's in school. He wasn't there during the time that um of this administration. I think you need to get a copy of that protection order and take a look at what is included on that protection order as far as restrictions.
Right. That's could go back to the residents and my understanding. So anyway, back to bond.
Mr Smith, that was 25 before that was 25 CR. What? It's just 25 C.
Mhm. 612. 25.
Um, so given my review of the probable cause affidavit in um the Colorado history, I'm not going to um grant a personal recgnissance bond. At this time, Mr Smith, I'm going to leave bond set at the amount that it is. Um, and I'll let you continue to work with your bondsman or see about a um a different agreement or a different bondsman.
But for now, the bond that the 30,000 shy bond that you posted with Mr Wood is going to remain and I'll have to let the two of you um kind of figure out what you're going to do moving forward. Okay. Can I request the uh Q sub number for that bond, please?
I don't know if that's something that I have. Um, what I could pull up is your appearance bond paperwork and I could print you a copy of that. That might have what you're looking for, but I'm not sure um about that number.
It It gives you the bond number. Is that what you're looking for? Um, all that I have that I can do is print out your appearance.
So, I'll print that out for you. So, Mr Smith, do you still want time to see about applying for the public defender's office? I think it would be incredibly helpful for you to talk to an attorney.
I think what's right now what's more important to me is this the issue with the bond. Um well, I've made my decision for today regarding that. No problem.
So, that bond is going to stay as it is and you just have to work with Mr Wood. Um will I be able to readress it at another appearance? Um not back, not in here.
I'm not going to readress the issue of bond because I made my decision in here. Um, so I can give you another week to apply for the public defenders office or you can go and try and do it right now down the hall. You've got about 30 minutes.
Yeah, I I can we do it within 30 days? I'm not going to give you that much time to apply for the public defender's office because it it doesn't take that long. So, I can save you a trip from coming back to see me next week.
Um or um and you can go and try and do it right now, which I think makes sense. No, it's not gonna happen. I'm I'm I'm under time constraints having, you know, like I said, I'm I uh came out here on business.
Well, if you're under time constraints, then you should definitely let a public defender do their job for you, especially since it would eliminate a lot of the time that you're going to be wasting filing frivolous motions. If you're under time constraints, it kind of sounds that applying for the public defender's office sooner than later makes more sense, right? If uh but if you recall at the last hearing, I'm more leaning towards prosay.
Um and so, um is that what you want to do today is you want to go prosay. I I I'm happy to give you some more time to apply for the public defenders office. I could set you over a week.
Um like I talked to you before, right? This is just the beginning of everything. You can elect to go prosay down the road.
You could hire a private attorney if you wanted. Um, but seeing if you qualify at least initially for the public defender's office, get to meet with an attorney, get your discovery in your case so you can go over all that. I think that would be really helpful for you at least initially.
And you can always change your mind and decide I I don't want a attorney to represent me. I can represent myself. But I think at least initially it's going to help you out a lot because I'm looking, you know, you filed a certificate of service.
This filing is is not helpful. Um there's not much I can do with it today given what you've I think advised that you filed. Um and and I I think you need someone can help you with this.
someone can help you make these filings in in a way that um is is more helpful to your case. Um because they'll have the legal knowledge of how and when to file these and what's appropriate and the timing and all of those things. I just figured to get it in early since I was made a breast and I was in a I was um close to a library at the time.
So, I said I'd use the time to um you know make my notices and motions just aren't really applicable. And and can you tell me specifically which ones? No.
Okay. Okay. Your attorney waiting and I'm not going to do that today.
But, you know, like your motion to quash, I think you're wanting a motion to dismiss, like that that needs to be filed in a different way and a hearing requested. An attorney can help you with all this. It it sounds like you've got a good idea of some defenses that you may have, but you need an attorney who knows how to um put that together and argue that for you.
And even down the road, if you don't want to take their advice or you want to represent yourself, you can do that. But initially, right now, by looking at this, you really need an attorney to help you. So that if you've, you know, strongly believe you've got a good defense here, someone can help you put that together that has the legal expertise that practices in this courthouse, that works with this district attorney's office, that can help you fashion these arguments.
So, do you want to go down the hallway and apply for the public defender's office right now? No. No.
I'm I'm again I'm on I'm on time constraints. I am I'm trying to manage here. Do you want me to give you another week to do that?
Yes, ma'am. Okay. I'm going to have you back here for a final appearance of council next week.
Um that's going to be Monday, March 23rd at this same time, 300 p. m. in the support room with me, division DST room 170.
And do you need to take another application with you? No, ma'am. Okay.
You've got one. Do you know where to go to turn that in before your next court date? Um where?
Okay. So, that's the address there. I got it here.
Thank you. All right. We'll see you next Monday.
All right. So, that's the end of the third hearing. Now, let's move on to his final hearing for today.
All right. I'm going to call Gregory Smith. Yes.
Come on up, Mr Smith. 26CR1021. He's here for an appearance of counsel.
Um, and Mr Smith, did you decide to apply for the public defenders officer? No. Hello.
How are you doing today? Good, thanks. How are you?
I'm doing well. Again, I appear specially and restrictly as uh interest uh interested party. I reserve all rights under UCCC 1-308.
And um I move for standby counsel to assist in auditing the um rule 11 defaults of the prior hearing. Okay. Um, so Mr Smith, we're here for an appearance of counsel.
Um, did you decide that you're going to apply for the public defenders office or you want the court to appoint advisory council or that you stand by counsel or you'd like to represent to address the the bond issue? We addressed bond last week. I denied giving you a personal recgnissance bond.
We're not addressing bond today. You do understand though that the um district attorney's office has dropped the VPO there. there is no violation of protection or they only filed a um a um a class a class six trespassing charge.
I did see that. Yeah. Okay.
So there's no criminal element there. There was no and and then the a class six felony of trespass is a criminal charge. So there is but the underlying was the violation of a protection.
I'm not addressing bond today, Mr Smith. The only thing we're here for is an appearance of counsel. So Mr Mr Smith, do you want to represent yourself or do you want the court to appoint advisory counsel?
Also, I requested the QIP number for the uh bond as well. I I don't have that. What I gave you last time was your appearance bond paperwork and that's all the information I have about your bond.
That information has Mr Wood's um information, his bonding number on that. Um the the bond number of your bond. I don't have any other numbers to provide to you and I gave that to you last time.
So I move uh I well well well if that is the case I demand the chief uh uh judge directive number that authorizes a magistrate to preside over a constitutional challenge regarding a rule 11 violation. Also um I accept a course offer of bond for value when I demand the cussup and the 1099- oid to ensure the beneficiary myself is credited for the use of uh his private exemption or credit. Also uh you know to ensure the clean hands do of this court.
I'm moving for a stay of proceedings until the prosecution produces the cuscept number for the $3,000 bond held in the registry. the receipt number of the district attorney's uh file security bond per CRS 20-1-101 and proof ofstanding for the non-owner resident to exclude a protected party. Well, you're going to have to keep on waiting because a security bond, your bell, and a financial securities bond like stocks are two completely different things.
And since you're a human being and not a traded security on the stock market, you will never have a CQIP number, no matter what your sovereign citizen guru told you. Okay. Um, so that that's a lot of things you want me to address.
Um, none of this is filed in a motion. Um, filed all of this in a motion already and I filed special appearances. I filed a certificate of service, Mr Smith, which provided none of the information you just read.
I affidavit of fact. You want emergency motion, notice of intent, motion for directed verdict. Um, a motion applause for lack of support of motion.
Yeah. Omnivous motion. Um, and that's it.
And there's no other information. Um, so so you don't have a notice of special appearance. All I have is a certificate of service for what I just read to you.
Do you have a request for the QIP number? All of this I've I've asked for this all on record. We are on record, aren't we?
Yes. So, I don't have any of that information for you. What I can tell you is that there's been one charge filed.
Your case is moving forward to the next division, which is division 12 with Judge Findorf. Today, we're here for an appearance of counsel and that's all I'm addressing. Um, it sounds like you want to represent yourself, but you want advisory counsel.
Is that correct? Yes or no? requesting uh standby counsel for to address the rule 11 violation.
Okay. So, not asking for advisory counsel but wants that on standby when you decide you well so they can file the uh you know file the the appropriate paperwork but um so advisory council isn't going to file anything for you. That's what I'm requesting is then you need an attorney.
No. So I I can't appoint standby counsel. I if you want to res represent yourself I can appoint advisory counsel.
They're not going to file any for you. Advisory council consists of That's a good question and they would be more able to tell you of that. But the the basic role is that they let you represent yourself, but if you have questions regarding legal issues or procedures, they can advise you on what the law says and what you can or can't do, but they're not going to file anything.
Do I give up any of my rights having uh this counsel that you're referencing, ma'am? Uh no. And you don't give up any of your rights having an attorney uh represent you either, but they they work for the court first and an advocate for me second.
So that's that's a I understand that's your opinion. No, that's a fact. So you want to represent yourself at this point, right?
I told you what I wanted. I I want advisory council or the council that you're referencing where it doesn't include me uh conceding any of my rights. Okay.
So I will appoint advisory counsel um for Mr um Gregory Smith today and we'll let um we'll let division uh 10 know that. Um and I'll note that Mr Smith is electing to represent himself but would like the assistance of advisory commission also that I'm requesting the oath of offices from everyone and the cuspip number for the bond since you're denying my bond. I don't have a cusive number for the bond.
I don't have everybody else's oath of office. Well, that's what I'm requiring to be able to proceed with this if I'm going to represent. Okay.
And I'll let division 12 um handle your motions going forward. Okay. So, I'm going to give you another court date in division 12.
Um that's going to be on Wednesday, April 22nd. April 22nd at 9:00 a. m.
in the morning. And that's for an arraignment in division 12. Um we'll let them know about the appointment.
What time was it again, ma'am? at 9:00 am. 9:00 am.
And we'll let them know about the appointment of advisory council at that time. Thank you very much, Sean. You have a good one.
All right. You as well. All right.
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